Cyber Attack On South Korea Traced To China

Cyber Attack On South Korea Traced To China

Cyber Attack On South Korea Traced To China

Chung Sung-Jun

A woman walks past at Cyber Terror Response Center at National Police Agency on March 21, 2013 in Seoul, South Korea. A cyber attack on the computer networks that run three South Korean banks, two broadcasters and an internet service provider in South Korea yesterday has been traced to an IP address in China, despite many experts suspecting the attacks to originate in North Korea. Officials noted that while the attack was traced to an IP address it China may have originated elsewhere and been routed through the country to disguise the attackers.

A woman walks past at Cyber Terror Response Center at National Police Agency on March 21, 2013 in Seoul, South Korea. A cyber attack on the computer networks that run three South Korean banks, two broadcasters and an internet service provider in South Korea yesterday has been traced to an IP address in China, despite many experts suspecting the attacks to originate in North Korea. Officials noted that while the attack was traced to an IP address it China may have originated elsewhere and been routed through the country to disguise the attackers.

Cyber Attack On South Korea Traced To China

Chung Sung-Jun

A man walks past at Cyber Terror Response Center at National Police Agency on March 21, 2013 in Seoul, South Korea. A cyber attack on the computer networks that run three South Korean banks, two broadcasters and an internet service provider in South Korea yesterday has been traced to an IP address in China, despite many experts suspecting the attacks to originate in North Korea. Officials noted that while the attack was traced to an IP address it China may have originated elsewhere and been routed through the country to disguise the attackers.

A man walks past at Cyber Terror Response Center at National Police Agency on March 21, 2013 in Seoul, South Korea. A cyber attack on the computer networks that run three South Korean banks, two broadcasters and an internet service provider in South Korea yesterday has been traced to an IP address in China, despite many experts suspecting the attacks to originate in North Korea. Officials noted that while the attack was traced to an IP address it China may have originated elsewhere and been routed through the country to disguise the attackers.

Cyber Attack On South Korea Traced To China

Chung Sung-Jun

Reserchers inspecting for computer viruses at Hauri Inc. the IT security software vendor on March 21, 2013 in Seoul, South Korea. A cyber attack on the computer networks that run three South Korean banks, two broadcasters and an internet service provider in South Korea yesterday has been traced to an IP address in China, despite many experts suspecting the attacks to originate in North Korea. Officials noted that while the attack was traced to an IP address it China may have originated elsewhere and been routed through the country to disguise the attackers.

Reserchers inspecting for computer viruses at Hauri Inc. the IT security software vendor on March 21, 2013 in Seoul, South Korea. A cyber attack on the computer networks that run three South Korean banks, two broadcasters and an internet service provider in South Korea yesterday has been traced to an IP address in China, despite many experts suspecting the attacks to originate in North Korea. Officials noted that while the attack was traced to an IP address it China may have originated elsewhere and been routed through the country to disguise the attackers.

Cyber Attack On South Korea Traced To China

Chung Sung-Jun

A man walks past at Cyber Terror Response Center at National Police Agency on March 21, 2013 in Seoul, South Korea. A cyber attack on the computer networks that run three South Korean banks, two broadcasters and an internet service provider in South Korea yesterday has been traced to an IP address in China, despite many experts suspecting the attacks to originate in North Korea. Officials noted that while the attack was traced to an IP address it China may have originated elsewhere and been routed through the country to disguise the attackers.

A man walks past at Cyber Terror Response Center at National Police Agency on March 21, 2013 in Seoul, South Korea. A cyber attack on the computer networks that run three South Korean banks, two broadcasters and an internet service provider in South Korea yesterday has been traced to an IP address in China, despite many experts suspecting the attacks to originate in North Korea. Officials noted that while the attack was traced to an IP address it China may have originated elsewhere and been routed through the country to disguise the attackers.

Cyber Attack On South Korea Traced To China

Chung Sung-Jun

A researcher inspecting for computer viruses at Hauri Inc. the IT security software vendor on March 21, 2013 in Seoul, South Korea. A cyber attack on the computer networks that run three South Korean banks, two broadcasters and an internet service provider in South Korea yesterday has been traced to an IP address in China, despite many experts suspecting the attacks to originate in North Korea. Officials noted that while the attack was traced to an IP address it China may have originated elsewhere and been routed through the country to disguise the attackers.

A researcher inspecting for computer viruses at Hauri Inc. the IT security software vendor on March 21, 2013 in Seoul, South Korea. A cyber attack on the computer networks that run three South Korean banks, two broadcasters and an internet service provider in South Korea yesterday has been traced to an IP address in China, despite many experts suspecting the attacks to originate in North Korea. Officials noted that while the attack was traced to an IP address it China may have originated elsewhere and been routed through the country to disguise the attackers.

Cyber Attack On South Korea Traced To China

Chung Sung-Jun

A man walks past at Cyber Terror Response Center at National Police Agency on March 21, 2013 in Seoul, South Korea. A cyber attack on the computer networks that run three South Korean banks, two broadcasters and an internet service provider in South Korea yesterday has been traced to an IP address in China, despite many experts suspecting the attacks to originate in North Korea. Officials noted that while the attack was traced to an IP address it China may have originated elsewhere and been routed through the country to disguise the attackers.

A man walks past at Cyber Terror Response Center at National Police Agency on March 21, 2013 in Seoul, South Korea. A cyber attack on the computer networks that run three South Korean banks, two broadcasters and an internet service provider in South Korea yesterday has been traced to an IP address in China, despite many experts suspecting the attacks to originate in North Korea. Officials noted that while the attack was traced to an IP address it China may have originated elsewhere and been routed through the country to disguise the attackers.

Cyber Attack On South Korea Traced To China

Chung Sung-Jun

Researchers inspecting for computer viruses at Hauri Inc. the IT security software vendor on March 21, 2013 in Seoul, South Korea. A cyber attack on the computer networks that run three South Korean banks, two broadcasters and an internet service provider in South Korea yesterday has been traced to an IP address in China, despite many experts suspecting the attacks to originate in North Korea. Officials noted that while the attack was traced to an IP address it China may have originated elsewhere and been routed through the country to disguise the attackers.

Researchers inspecting for computer viruses at Hauri Inc. the IT security software vendor on March 21, 2013 in Seoul, South Korea. A cyber attack on the computer networks that run three South Korean banks, two broadcasters and an internet service provider in South Korea yesterday has been traced to an IP address in China, despite many experts suspecting the attacks to originate in North Korea. Officials noted that while the attack was traced to an IP address it China may have originated elsewhere and been routed through the country to disguise the attackers.

Cyber Attack On South Korea Traced To China

Chung Sung-Jun

A researcher inspecting for computer viruses at Hauri Inc. the IT security software vendor on March 21, 2013 in Seoul, South Korea. A cyber attack on the computer networks that run three South Korean banks, two broadcasters and an internet service provider in South Korea yesterday has been traced to an IP address in China, despite many experts suspecting the attacks to originate in North Korea. Officials noted that while the attack was traced to an IP address it China may have originated elsewhere and been routed through the country to disguise the attackers.

A researcher inspecting for computer viruses at Hauri Inc. the IT security software vendor on March 21, 2013 in Seoul, South Korea. A cyber attack on the computer networks that run three South Korean banks, two broadcasters and an internet service provider in South Korea yesterday has been traced to an IP address in China, despite many experts suspecting the attacks to originate in North Korea. Officials noted that while the attack was traced to an IP address it China may have originated elsewhere and been routed through the country to disguise the attackers.

Cyber Attack On South Korea Traced To China

Chung Sung-Jun

Researchers inspecting for computer viruses at Hauri Inc. the IT security software vendor on March 21, 2013 in Seoul, South Korea. A cyber attack on the computer networks that run three South Korean banks, two broadcasters and an internet service provider in South Korea yesterday has been traced to an IP address in China, despite many experts suspecting the attacks to originate in North Korea. Officials noted that while the attack was traced to an IP address it China may have originated elsewhere and been routed through the country to disguise the attackers.

Researchers inspecting for computer viruses at Hauri Inc. the IT security software vendor on March 21, 2013 in Seoul, South Korea. A cyber attack on the computer networks that run three South Korean banks, two broadcasters and an internet service provider in South Korea yesterday has been traced to an IP address in China, despite many experts suspecting the attacks to originate in North Korea. Officials noted that while the attack was traced to an IP address it China may have originated elsewhere and been routed through the country to disguise the attackers.

Cyber Attack On South Korea Traced To China

Chung Sung-Jun

A man walks past at Cyber Terror Response Center at National Police Agency on March 21, 2013 in Seoul, South Korea. A cyber attack on the computer networks that run three South Korean banks, two broadcasters and an internet service provider in South Korea yesterday has been traced to an IP address in China, despite many experts suspecting the attacks to originate in North Korea. Officials noted that while the attack was traced to an IP address it China may have originated elsewhere and been routed through the country to disguise the attackers.

A man walks past at Cyber Terror Response Center at National Police Agency on March 21, 2013 in Seoul, South Korea. A cyber attack on the computer networks that run three South Korean banks, two broadcasters and an internet service provider in South Korea yesterday has been traced to an IP address in China, despite many experts suspecting the attacks to originate in North Korea. Officials noted that while the attack was traced to an IP address it China may have originated elsewhere and been routed through the country to disguise the attackers.

Cyber Attack On South Korea Traced To China

Chung Sung-Jun

Researchers inspecting for computer viruses at Hauri Inc. the IT security software vendor on March 21, 2013 in Seoul, South Korea. A cyber attack on the computer networks that run three South Korean banks, two broadcasters and an internet service provider in South Korea yesterday has been traced to an IP address in China, despite many experts suspecting the attacks to originate in North Korea. Officials noted that while the attack was traced to an IP address it China may have originated elsewhere and been routed through the country to disguise the attackers.

Researchers inspecting for computer viruses at Hauri Inc. the IT security software vendor on March 21, 2013 in Seoul, South Korea. A cyber attack on the computer networks that run three South Korean banks, two broadcasters and an internet service provider in South Korea yesterday has been traced to an IP address in China, despite many experts suspecting the attacks to originate in North Korea. Officials noted that while the attack was traced to an IP address it China may have originated elsewhere and been routed through the country to disguise the attackers.

Cyber Attack On South Korea Traced To China

Chung Sung-Jun

Researchers inspecting for computer viruses at Hauri Inc. the IT security software vendor on March 21, 2013 in Seoul, South Korea. A cyber attack on the computer networks that run three South Korean banks, two broadcasters and an internet service provider in South Korea yesterday has been traced to an IP address in China, despite many experts suspecting the attacks to originate in North Korea. Officials noted that while the attack was traced to an IP address it China may have originated elsewhere and been routed through the country to disguise the attackers.

Researchers inspecting for computer viruses at Hauri Inc. the IT security software vendor on March 21, 2013 in Seoul, South Korea. A cyber attack on the computer networks that run three South Korean banks, two broadcasters and an internet service provider in South Korea yesterday has been traced to an IP address in China, despite many experts suspecting the attacks to originate in North Korea. Officials noted that while the attack was traced to an IP address it China may have originated elsewhere and been routed through the country to disguise the attackers.

Cyber Attack On South Korea Traced To China

Chung Sung-Jun

A South Korean police officer from Digital Forensic Investigation walks past at Cyber Terror Response Center at National Police Agency on March 21, 2013 in Seoul, South Korea. A cyber attack on the computer networks that run three South Korean banks, two broadcasters and an internet service provider in South Korea yesterday has been traced to an IP address in China, despite many experts suspecting the attacks to originate in North Korea. Officials noted that while the attack was traced to an IP address it China may have originated elsewhere and been routed through the country to disguise the attackers.

A South Korean police officer from Digital Forensic Investigation walks past at Cyber Terror Response Center at National Police Agency on March 21, 2013 in Seoul, South Korea. A cyber attack on the computer networks that run three South Korean banks, two broadcasters and an internet service provider in South Korea yesterday has been traced to an IP address in China, despite many experts suspecting the attacks to originate in North Korea. Officials noted that while the attack was traced to an IP address it China may have originated elsewhere and been routed through the country to disguise the attackers.

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A woman walks past at Cyber Terror Response Center at National Police... News PhotoAdult,Business,Corporate Business,Crime,Finance,Horizontal,Justice - Concept,Law,Seoul,South Korea,Walking,WomenPhotographer Chung Sung-JunCollection: Getty Images News 2013 Getty ImagesSEOUL, SOUTH KOREA - MARCH 21: A woman walks past at Cyber Terror Response Center at National Police Agency on March 21, 2013 in Seoul, South Korea. A cyber attack on the computer networks that run three South Korean banks, two broadcasters and an internet service provider in South Korea yesterday has been traced to an IP address in China, despite many experts suspecting the attacks to originate in North Korea. Officials noted that while the attack was traced to an IP address it China may have originated elsewhere and been routed through the country to disguise the attackers. (Photo by Chung Sung-Jun/Getty Images)